Chicago Polish Environment
At PolishBuzz.com recycling is a real priority. Research has shown that vital natural resources such as oil will be in short supply in the future. (Approximately half the world oil supply has been depleted and more will be consumed with increasing efficiency with most of the world's oil consumed in the next 40 years.) Oil produces wonderful temporary storage containers for food called plastics. Plastics can and should be recycled. Glass, card board, paper and aluminum can also be recycled. Chicago has many recycling centers available. All one has to do is drop off the material and they take care of the rest.
Chicago Recycling Centers
Caldwell Woods Forest Preserve
6358 W. Devon Ave
Far North Side
6441 N. Ravenswood
Chevailier Woods Forest Preserve
5530 N. East River Road
Schiller Woods East Forest Preserve
8700 W. Irving Park Road
Portage Park Neighborhood
4243 N. Neenah
17th District Police Station
4649 N. Pulaski
Horner Park
4201 N. California
Riis Park
6241 W. Wrightwood
Hermosa Community
4619 W. Homer
Kosciuszko Park
2732 N. Avers
Notebaert Nature Museum
2430 N. Cannon Drive
Household Chemicals and Computer Recycling Facility
1150 N. North Branch
Old 10th District Police Station
1952 W. 23rd St.
Chicago Center for Green Technology
445 N. Sacramento
Columbus Park
400 S. Golf
North Lawndale
1817 S. Pulaski
Douglas Park
1359 S. Thompson Dr.
Near South
1758 S. Clark
City Facility Campus
1424 W. Pershing
Gage Park
2411 W. 55th
Sherman Park
1300 W. Garfield Blvd
Washington Park
5560 Russell Dr
Marquette Park
6734 S. Kedzie
Ogden Park
6500 S. Racine
Auburn Gresham
7811 S. Racine
Rainbow Park
3111 E. 77th Street
Dan Ryan Woods Forest Preserve
2300 W. 83rd Street
Calumet Park Beach
9807 S. Avenue G
West Pullman
11615 S. Indiana
William W. Powers Recreation Area
12949 S. Avenue O
